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Is the lrp zr. 32 a direct fit into a savage x with a three speed tranny and how difficult is that project? Thanks in advance.
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Yes. With a shim kit, shouldn't be too big of a chore to install it. However, you will more than likely want to gear it up some to take advantage of the extra torque you will have.
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just put LRP ZR30 spec2 will be enough for savage x.
nothing wrong with more power, up grade your clutch shoes and get a vented CB
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Thanks Bro ,
I did up grade to BP diffs and did the SV250 3 speed tranny mod ,I ran all summer on the LRP 32 and not one problem with the diff or tranny , well I did replace a bearing on one diff and one in the tranny , that tri-flow grease is good stuff only lost those two bearings all summer
That's good news to me. I just dropped BP diffs in mine with the stock alloy cases and the small bearing it comes with.
Have a LRP28 being shipped for it today... couldn't wait until spring. Hoping for a few warm weekends yet so I can get it broken in before the cold really comes. I won't run my good engines when it's below 50F out and I won't break one in when it's below 60F out.
C'MON MOTHER NATURE!
Have a LRP28 being shipped for it today... couldn't wait until spring. Hoping for a few warm weekends yet so I can get it broken in before the cold really comes. I won't run my good engines when it's below 50F out and I won't break one in when it's below 60F out.
C'MON MOTHER NATURE!